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Fisichella Backs Antonelli for Monza Charge Despite Grid Penalty

Former F1 driver Fisichella believes Kimi Antonelli can fight for podium at Monza despite starting from the back.

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Former Formula 1 driver Giancarlo Fisichella believes Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli can launch a charge through the field at the Italian Grand Prix despite an engine penalty that places him at the back of the grid. [1] Giancarlo Fisichella said that Mercedes and Kimi Antonelli will probably be very quick at Monza and that Antonelli can score points easily. [2] Giancarlo Fisichella stated that starting from the last position at Monza is not a big problem because the circuit features many places where overtaking is possible. [3] Ahead of the Italian Grand Prix, former Formula 1 driver Giancarlo Fisichella spoke to select media about the current season. [4] Giancarlo Fisichella described the rise of his young compatriot Kimi Antonelli as remarkable. [5] Giancarlo Fisichella acknowledged that McLaren's Lando Norris has won the last two races but stated it is too early to say if Norris can catch Kimi Antonelli. [6] Fisichella commented on Mercedes' dominance in the current Formula 1 season. [7] The discussion included an analysis of drivers who could still challenge for the championship title. [8]
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  1. Former Formula 1 driver Giancarlo Fisichella believes Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli can launch a charge through the field at the Italian Grand Prix despite an engine penalty that places him at the back of the grid. · Hindustan Times
  2. Giancarlo Fisichella said that Mercedes and Kimi Antonelli will probably be very quick at Monza and that Antonelli can score points easily. · Hindustan Times
  3. Giancarlo Fisichella stated that starting from the last position at Monza is not a big problem because the circuit features many places where overtaking is possible. · Hindustan Times
  4. Ahead of the Italian Grand Prix, former Formula 1 driver Giancarlo Fisichella spoke to select media about the current season. · Deccan Herald
  5. Giancarlo Fisichella described the rise of his young compatriot Kimi Antonelli as remarkable. · Deccan Herald
  6. Giancarlo Fisichella acknowledged that McLaren's Lando Norris has won the last two races but stated it is too early to say if Norris can catch Kimi Antonelli. · Hindustan Times
  7. Fisichella commented on Mercedes' dominance in the current Formula 1 season. · Deccan Herald
  8. The discussion included an analysis of drivers who could still challenge for the championship title. · Deccan Herald
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